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Yeah, I was thinking that though the association is strong for me. Still, I can't help but wonder why someone would use it if they knew the association anyway, even if it wasn't strong. It's not that unknown of a play and since it's a rather unusual name the girl is bound to find the connection sometime in her life and wonder if her parents knew. You're more likely to meet people who know the story of Oedipus than say Lysistrata, another Greek play/character you wouldn't want to name your daughter after. But to each their own.
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The Oedipus Complex? With a college degree becoming more and more crucial in society and with Psychology being a pre-req at many institutions, wouldn't individuals be even more exposed to the meaning behind Jocasta? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oedipus_complex
The Oedipus Complex? With a college degree becoming more and more crucial in society and with Psychology being a pre-req at many institutions, wouldn't individuals be even more exposed to the meaning behind Jocasta? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oedipus_complex
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A college degree may be becoming more and more crucial in society (and I always question that, but won't argue the point), but still, only one quarter of Americans have a four year college degree.
It would be interesting to do a poll amongst the general public.
It would be interesting to do a poll amongst the general public.
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I was thinking the same thing, about the poll :)
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